the male of which sometimes has antlers
Deer (hươu, nai)
animal with a howl which sounds like human laughter
Hyena (linh cẩu)
has a head like a horse
Seahorse
animal with long ears related to the horse
Donkey (con lừa)
noted for its magnificent tail-feathers
Peacock (con công trống)
burrowing animal of the weasel family
Badger (con lửng)
an american puma
Cougar (loài báo cuga)
defends itself by squirting out an bad smelling liquid
Skunk (chồn hôi)
moves slowly and lives in trees
Sloth
bird of prey feeding chiefly on dead bodies
Vulture (chim kền kền)
type of large deer found in North America
Moose (nai sừng tấm Bắc Mỹ)
largest type of ape
Gorilla (khỉ gôrila)
small brown prickly-backed animal
Hedgehog (con nhím)
covered with long quills, larger than a hedgehog
Porcupine (con nhím)
reddish-brown animal which looks like a dog
Fox (cáo)
desert aniaml with 1-2 humps on its back
Camel (lạc đà)
type of bear found near the North Pole (Arctic)
Polar Bear (gấu Bắc cực)
shellfish with large claws
Lobster (tôm hùm)
very large, flat sea fish with wing-shaped fins
Manta Ray
a large American kind of ox
Buffalo (bò Châu Mỹ)
long-legged bird, pink or bright red in color
Flamingo (chim hồng hạc)
the fastest land animal
Cheetah
Australian tree-climbing animal
Koala (gấu túi)
North American animal, with a striped, bushy tail
Raccoon (gấu trúc bắc Mỹ)
toothless with long noses, that feed on ants
Anteater (thú ăn kiến)
large bird
Turkey (gà tây)
large sea-fish of the mackerel family
Tuna (cá ngừ)
sea animal with huge tusks, related to the seal
Walrus (hải mã)
animal noted for its skill in damming streams
Beaver (con hải ly)
South American animal in the camel family
Llama (lạc đà không bướu)
insect which jumps and makes a noise by rubbing its wings
Grasshopper (châu chấu)
Australian bird which cannot fly
Emu (đà điểu Úc)
wild dog that lives in North America
Coyote
bird that can not fly, found in New Zealand
Kiwi (chim kivi)